The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-11-19
Pay your poll tax.

Thursday next 10 AhAnASSAV"S my
The work of breaking ground for the
having of tracks for the new street rail-
way commenced yesterday.
grand tall will be given by Prof, Jas.
Middleton at Empire hall on Monday night
November q
The Cricket Club will give their grand
festival at Odd Fellows hall, Harris street.
on Tuesday night Nov. o.
A grand festival will be given BY the
Young Ladies Aid of the Y. NJ F. 8. of T.
D. on Tuesday night November % at EN-
pire hall,
The handsome pamphlet containing the
Laws Rules and Regulations of SanctO'
rum Lodge No. IA F and A. NJ, will soon
be issued from thi- Offices
Mems brand new watches at 50 rs and up
splendid time-keepers, fully warranted at ]
Cranes.
We regret to hear o. the illness of W.
81. Harris, Esq, the son Of Rev Alex
Harris.
Since going TO press with our first
mage we learn that the cOroner's jury
brought in verdict of murder against
John Burns for the killing of james
NJ. Carter, at Brunswick.
Our citizens should be aware of the
facts that to vote at the next election
you must pay your poll tax. The Office
for collection of the same is now open.
The United Sisters of Bryan will give a
grand festival on Monday night November
%, at Chatham hall for the benefit Of the
Firt Bryan Baptist church. Rev. Houston
pastor.
The committee of twenty-five citizens
to invite and entertain Hons. B, K.
Bruce and Fred Douglass will be an
uounced st the meeting of the Central
Republican club on Wednesday night.
Judge P, NJ. Russell, Jr., has for
sale a very handsome thoroughbred
pair Of Black Ponies-Morgan Stock.
They are fast trotters. Call and see
him and be convinced.
We gain call on our friends to step
up to this Office aud settle for the
TRIBUNE. We are in need of the mon
ey friends to better enable us to give
you g. cd reliable paper and it takes
money Is do it. Will you help us?
Mr. G. G. Deveaux is erecting fine
residence on New Houston street near
Lincoln which when completed will be
one Of TIE most attractive 10 that part
of the city. The workmanship reflects
great credit On the contractors Messrs.
SpauldiLg and Cannon.
Rev. J. C Bryan arrived in the city on
saturday last and preached at the LIST
African Baptist church on Sunday morning.
He addressed the Sunday school Convention
in in the interest Of the approaching Baptist
Centennial and left Yesterday for Brunswick
where he will arouse the Baptists on the
Importance of acting promptly in aid OF the
Centennial
Go to Crane for Watches. Clocks and Jewel
~ ofall kinds, sold at bottom prices.
Joshua Burke, ESQ., well known
colored citizen died at his residence in
this city on NJ nday last. Mr., Burke
was a cooper by trade which profession
he followed until a few weeks of his
death. His funeral took place on Tues
day afternoon from the First
African Baptist church OF which he
was a member.
Col. Barnard f. Bee the efficient
clerk of the Superior Court died sud
denly of heart disease at his home, Isle
Of Hope on Thursday morning. Col.
Bee was an old county officer aud was
popular with all classes. His place will
be temporarily filed by J. K. P. Carr,
Esq. the efficient deputy clerk until
January, when an election will be held
TO fill the vacancy.
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